Introduction to Pharmacology and Medications in the Body 1
term used to describe a drug produced by recombinant DNA technology.
what is bioengineered
Educational Research.
What is the scientific field of study that examines learning and education.
what is approved drug products with therapeutic equivalence evaluations?
Describe the stability of the organism.
What is Homeostasis?
Route of administration does not require absorption.
What is rectal?
term is used to describe the strength by which a particular messenger binds to its receptor site.
what is affinity
The contents of the Green Book
What is approved animal drug products?
The elimination process of most drugs in which a constant fraction of the drug is eliminated per unit of time.
What is Half-Life?
What is Prescribers?
A drug which binds to a receptor and has an action similar to that of an endogenous chemical.
what is antagonist
A person with a _____ assumes that intelligence, character, and drive are static and will never change.
What is Fixed mindset
The first letters of a list of words to create a new or memorable word?
What is Acronym Mnemonic?
Describe Bioavailability
What is the fraction of an administered does that is available to the target tissue?
____ is a method of study that aligns words to corresponding graphics, diagrams, or pictures to improve retention.
What is Blocking?
why the intestines are the major site of drug absorption after oral administration of drugs.
What is Most drugs are acidic, ionized, and lipid soluble.
The Purple Book
What is Biosimilarity or interchangeability evaluations.
an evidence-based study method except
A drug prescribed to prevent the occurrence of an infection or disease is referred to as a(n)
What is Systemic effect?
Learning generic ____ may be helpful in pharmacology study.
A drug's clearance is important for determining the
what is side effects.
To provide scientific information for pharmacy personnel with each drug.
What is MedlinePlus?
Describes the Epocrates?
What is It identifies general pricing information?
How can the length of time required to achieve a drug's therapeutic level be shortened?
What is Analyze a patient blood sample and adjust dosage accordingly?
the best example of a drug that is eliminated by a zero-order pharmacokinetic process.
What is Penicillin?